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Marina Ramos-Muñoz
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Alex Figueiredo
Postdoc
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Symposium Evidence-based Rewilding & Launch Rewilding Expertise Centre
What evidence shows that rewilding actually works? The symposium also marks the launch of the Rewilding Expertise Centre by NIOO researcher and special WUR professor Liesbeth Bakker on World Rewilding Day!
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Dutch Ditch Days 2026
The 2026 edition of the IVN Dutch Ditch Days will take place between 5 and 7 June. During these days, IVN guides children in taking a closer look at the aquatic animals and plantlife in Dutch ditches. NIOO uses the observations of the children to study trends in water biodiversity and water quality.
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Lecture 'Rewilding: opportunities for insects' on national Insect Day
On Saturday 7 February, NIOO researcher and rewilding professor Liesbeth Bakker will give the opening speech on the big national Insect Day. She will talk about rewilding and the chances for insects. -
PhD thesis defence Germán Pérez: Methane-oxidizing bacteria; “the gatekeepers of methane”
Germán Pérez will defend his PhD thesis, titled "Methane-oxidizing bacteria; “the gatekeepers of methane”: Insights into their niche differentiation in freshwater systems". -
CWE symposium Palaeolimnology: shifting the baselines of aquatic ecology
The Centre for Wetland Ecology organises its 2026 Symposium on Palaeolimnology.
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PhD position: soil biodiversity for sustainable tree cultivation
Cultivation of road-side trees is increasing rapidly, because cities demand large numbers of trees for improving biodiversity and climate regulation. However, cultivation of these trees often has detrimental impacts on the environment and the quality of surface water. -
From the Wadden Sea to Taimyr: tracking the journeys and challenges of brent geese
Every spring, brent geese undertake remarkable journeys from temperate regions to the Russian tundra. Along the way, they face constant challenges, needing to balance their body condition with precise timing to ensure both survival and successful reproduction. These challenges are likely to grow even greater in a rapidly changing climate, particularly in the Arctic, where shifting conditions can affect their migration and breeding success.
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Rick Temminck
PhD Candidate